Parents cry foul over baseball diamond

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Bare dirt where grass should be in the outfield, fences falling over and holes burnt in dugout benches hardly make the HighPoint High School baseball diamond a field of dreams, according to some members of the school’s baseball booster club.

“There just hasn’t been anything that’s been done in four years,” said Tracy Hannivan, of College Park, whose son, Shane Ittenbach, has played baseball at High Point all four years. “There’s a lot of work to be done.”

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